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Stop #13 – Discover the Greater Renovo Area Heritage Park

A Celebration of Community, Culture, and History

Founded in 2000, the Greater Renovo Area Heritage Park is a shining example of community dedication to preserving and promoting the rich historical heritage of the Greater Renovo Area. From the region’s roots in lumbering, coal mining, natural gas exploration, and railroading, the park serves as a central hub for fostering community pride and connecting visitors to the area’s storied past.

Explore the Tapestry of the Greater Renovo Area

The Greater Renovo Area spans several historically rich and picturesque locations, including:

Each community offers a unique glimpse into the history and culture of Clinton County, making the Heritage Park a central destination to discover it all.

Heritage Park Highlights

Located at the west entrance of the Renovo Industrial Park, the Heritage Park is set on a historic three-acre site surrounding the old Coal & Sand Wharf. Thanks to the contributions of local businesses, organizations, and volunteers, the park continues to grow as a vibrant space for education, tourism, and community activities.

Mission

The Greater Renovo Area Heritage Park is committed to:

Things to Do at the Heritage Park

Whether you’re a history enthusiast or a family looking for a memorable outing, the park offers engaging activities for all ages:

Plan Your Visit

The Greater Renovo Area Heritage Park welcomes visitors to immerse themselves in the stories and beauty of this remarkable region.

Location:
530 Erie Avenue, Renovo, PA 17764

Contact:

Why Visit?

Whether you’re a local resident or a visitor exploring the Lumber Heritage Region, the Greater Renovo Area Heritage Park invites you to be part of preserving and celebrating the vibrant legacy of this unique Pennsylvania destination.

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The Lumber Heritage Trail

Stop #15 – Cameron County Chamber of Commerce & Artisan Center

The Cameron County Chamber of Commerce opened its doors to the Artisan Center in 2008 as one of the founding members of the PA Wilds Artisan Trail. In December of 2024 we embarked on a new adventure and moved into the former Cabin Kitchen building. We are now home to Pennsylvania Career Link, Northern Pennsylvania Regional College, and more than 50 artists.

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The Lumber Heritage Trail

Stop #11 – Bald Eagle Boat Ramp

Bald Eagle Boat Ramp. Bald Eagle boat ramp is located on the Bald Eagle Creek, which flows into the West Branch Susquehanna River in Clinton County, Pennsylvania. This boat ramp provides access to the river for various watercraft, including motorized boats, canoes, and kayaks. Eagle Valley Road Mill Hall, PA 17751.

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